The percentage that each asset class is weighted over the long term is known
as the strategic asset allocation.
Not exact matches
He joined the firm in November 1997 and his responsibilities include the management of real
asset, tactical, and
strategic multi-
asset allocation strategies
as well
as conducting research, product development, and advising institutional clients on investment policy.
The fund's web page makes it clear that «BlackRock Canada will review, and may adjust, XTR's
strategic asset allocation from time to time,
as market conditions change.»
The purpose of a tactical
asset allocation strategy is to increase risk adjusted returns
as compared to a fixed or
strategic asset allocation.
«One investment concept that has gained prominence
as a result, is the de-risking glide path, a formulaic evolution of a plan's
strategic asset allocation that gradually reduces risk
as either funded status improves, interest rates increase or both.
(
As a value investor my problem with a
strategic asset allocation is that it ignores the most important variable: valuation).
If markets are trending upward, it makes sense to implement a
strategic asset allocation as soon
as you can.
A
strategic asset allocation would have had the same percentage allocated to equities when they were selling at historically expensive prices compared to earnings
as when they were selling at a fraction of those prices a few years later.